Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Faithful Testimonial
Mande E Forgio of Leesburg writes to Mrs Tinkhiom praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing months of feminine ills and restoring strength. The ad notes the product has helped thousands of women with displacements inflammation and other troubles and invites letters for advice from Lynn Mass. Also includes a joke from Punch about a publican and a money driven marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande E. Forgio
Leesburg,Va
Mrs. Tinkhiom
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia EB
Lydia E Pinkham
Built Right Brain and Nerves Restored by Grape Nuts
A column mix reports on health claims for Grape Nuts food proving benefits for dyspepsia and nerve strength. A Wisconsin woman describes improved digestion, speech, and stamina after regular use with milk and water, credited to brand messaging from Battle Creek.
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Wisconsin
Costum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellyiile
DEES
Roosevelt plans big game hunt in Africa next year
Roosevelt aims for a South African big game hunt next year barring unforeseen events. He discussed the plan with visitors and intends a brief stay in England en route. No world tour or visits to Europe capitals are planned, with the Africa hunt as the sole stated venture.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Washington, D. C
South Africa
England
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Astor Purchases Chesapeake Flag for Royal United Service Museum
William Waldorf Astor has acquired the Chesapeake flag captured by HMS Shannon in 1812 and donated it to the Royal United Service Museum in London. He also bought the bugle used in the Balaclava charge and other Crimean medals for the same museum, with an American buyer noted at the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Chesapeake
London
H. M
Shannon
Royal United Service Museum
William Waldorf Astor
Scientist Supports Law of Nature with Statistical Proof
Dr Romme argues that sex ratios reflect a natural law proven by statistics. He presents data claiming weaker parents influence offspring outcomes and that the pattern supports his theory of inherent sex determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Romme
Law of Sex Births Says Weaker Parent Determines Child
London reports Dr Romme presents statistics claiming a boy is born when the father is weaker and a girl when the mother is weaker. He cites a universal 105 or 106 girls per 100 boys, except after great wars when strong men are at front.
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London
Romme
Ilneas
Kaiser Wilhelm
Schenck
Czarina
Wireless Typesetting by Knudsen Baffles London Crowd
Danish inventor Hang Knudsen demonstrates long distance wireless photography and a claims to have perfected a wireless typesetting system. He says a machine can set 2000 words an hour from London to Paris and Pictures including King Queen and Kaiser can be transmitted through walls. He envisions sending criminal fingerprints from England to New York via Marconi links.
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London
Paris
Ceell
Hang Knudsen
Danieh
Thail
Mr. Knudnen
Queen
Kaiser
Marconi
Big Talkers Are Dangerous In London Theory
London views excessive talking as a cause of nervous diseases and insanity. Rev B S Lombard says much energy is wasted in talking and calls talkers vampires draining others. Dr Stenson Hooker backs silent rooms in hospitals. gender note remains implicit.
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London
B.S. Lombard
Stenson Hooker
Art Craft Colony Forms for Government Irrigation Lands
Twenty self supporting women form the Art Craft Colony to settle on Government Irrigation lands in use. Funds were subscribed to secure entry of sixteen acres each. Members include dressmaking millinery and girls working crafts dedicating themselves to ruralizing and publicity raises.
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Chicago
Art Craft Colony
West
Gyal
Guneral
Haruilig
Puulory
Visiting Japanese Says American Girls Best in World
Mary McGhee Snell Hall noted lecturer and evangelist died at Talafarrias Texas. Mrs Charlie Lever Hawley learned in Paris that her New York brothers sued her for 75000 dollars for breach of contract. Count Glayok, who wed the Chicago Tribune publisher's daughter, has sued for separation.
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Mary McGhee Snell Hall
Talafarrias
Texas
Charlie Lever
Ave Hawley
Paris
New York
Vienna
Count Glayok
Robert W. Patterson
Uhicags Tribune
Woman Plans Low-Freeding Farm in County Line
Emma Schonell, a local resident, announces plans to start a farming operation near here to meet demand for services. County Clerk reports protests from neighboring farmers though proponents deem the plan safe and viable given the valley climate.
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Ban Josm
Cal
Phe Sun Pervigors
Wiling
Ine
Ema Schonell
Elreys
Neighbsurhved
Sports Highlight Mix from Early Season Nos
The report notes Roseben’s first appearance placing fourth. Harvard defeated Annapolis 7 to 1 at lacrosse. Automobilists favor Briaveliff trophy race. London’s season opens with Senor Don Martinez de Boa inaugurating his service, under Vanderbilt Lewis Strang. Briarcift race results Cedring first, Vausho third, with unknown second.
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Roseben
Harvard
Annapolis
Laurosse
Habins
London
Don Martinez de Boa
Wil ‘Messed
A. G- Vanderbilt
Lewis Strang
Italfon Tsatta
Briarcif
Tornado Toll Rises Across Deep South With Hundreds Dead
A sweeping disaster report shows about 425 deaths across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama with roughly 1 200 injured. towns like Amite Purvis and nearby areas faced severe damage as relief efforts mobilized. President Roosevelt offered aid to Mississippi governor Noel who ordered tents rushed to Purvis and Amite City received rations and supplies.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
New Oreleans
Lood
Amite
Purvis
Georgia
Pucca
Alstriet
Forte
Louisians
Lucerne
Kenmore
Lamouris
Richland
Basle
Pine
Angie
Franklapton
Sheridan
Avard
Eunice
Gilles Bend
Churchill
Lorman
Tillman
Melton
Barterville
Braxton
Sunflower
Wahalak
Wingate
Columbus
Walls
Fairchtide Creek
Quitmans Landing
McLaurin
McCallum
Winchester
Pine Ridge
Chipley
la Grange
Harris
Noel
Jackson
Amite City
England Buried in Snow In Deep Drifts Across Kingdom
A historic snowstorm sweeps southern England and much of the United Kingdom for two days and nights. Drifts reach eight feet in places isolating outlying districts and causing exposure deaths and widespread damage.
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Kingdom
London
England
Rourine Snd
United Kingdom
Personal Effects of Late President McKinley Heirs Dividing Assets
In Canton Ohio the McKinley home transfers to Rose C. Klorer for 21000 dollars while Miles Helen McKinley takes the property under a 20000 appraisal. Personal effects and many presents from the 1906 porch campaign and White House years are to be divided among the five heirs and scattered.
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McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Rose C. Klorer
Miles Helen McKinley
Jim
White House
Prompt for healthful living syrup advertised nationally
An advertisement extols health and happiness through trusted products approved by the Well Informed of the World. It promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome family laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It urges readers to buy genuine product from leading druggists and notes agents are wanted.
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California
A Statesman's Reply on Woman's Suffrage
In a Welsh town Mr Asquith faced a heckler asking his stance on women’s suffrage. He replied with calm wit that he prefers to die when ladies are not present, a remark cited by the Youth's Companion as a balanced but sharp quip from the exchequer Chancellor.
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England
Asquith
Railways of Siam and New York port arrivals in 1907
The Siam railways total about 485 miles with 125 miles built, 90 miles standard gauge and 95 miles metre gauge. Profit relies on passengers who provide about two thirds of receipts and mostly third class traffic. In 1907 New York saw 4749 foreign port arrivals, with 726 American, 2029 British, and 710 German vessels.
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Railways of
Siam
Philadelphia
New York
Illness and Remedies Featured in Casual Notices
A collage of persuasive ads and notices cites cures for itching skin, teething pain, and nervous disorders, with remedies like Cuticura, Dr Kline’s Nerve Restorer, and Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Also referenced are Allen’s Foot-Hose to ease new shoes, Winslow’s Syrup for teething, and Mexican electric tramways investments. Immigration figures contrast arrivals from the U S and Canada.
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Cathara
Ancarie
Tor
William Geeding
Washington St
Attica
Ind
Vatican
St. Vitus
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
City of
Mexico
Company
Juchitan
Oaxaca
Tehauatepec
Women’s Kidneys Main Source Of Ill Health
Mrs Rebecca Mack of Columbus Ohio writes that kidney troubles left her in constant back pain and with irregular secretions and fatigue until using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She reports prompt relief and lasting cure after continued use. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box. Voster Mulburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Rebecca Mack
Rich Street
Columbus
Ohio
Dean
Down
Voster-Mulburn Co
Buffalo
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James Arnold
Simpson
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United States Naval Bulletin
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Bureau of Equipment
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Leopold de Rothschild
Auglo-Jewish Association of London
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Kronstadt
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